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rickshaw1234

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I am very new to Travel Trailing and have a 2026 Remote 14r.
Blowing the lines or anti-freeze ?
If anti-freezing do I bypass anything, if so how?
I have a pic below of the water pump. How to I use this for winterizing?
Any advice anyone can give would be so appreciated.
 

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I am very new to Travel Trailing and have a 2026 Remote 14r.
Blowing the lines or anti-freeze ?
If anti-freezing do I bypass anything, if so how?
I have a pic below of the water pump. How to I use this for winterizing?
Any advice anyone can give would be so appreciated.
I do both blow out the water then winterize. You need to locate the water heater and by pass it.
I have just blown the lines out but I keep the inside heated in the winter. I pour antifreeze in the tanks down each drain. That will take care of the P traps.

I see that is the water heater 😂 close both lines to keep antifreeze out of the WH. You will drain the WH.
 

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